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Scalar Quantity
A quantity with magnitude but not direction
Vector Quantity
A quantity with both magnitude and direction
Displacement
Distance moved in a particular direction
Instantaneous speed
Speed at a given instant in time
Average speed
Distance covered per unit time

Distance covered/time taken
Velocity
Speed in a given direction
Acceleration
Change in velocity per unit time

Change in velocity/time taken
Newton
The net force which gives a mass of 1kg an acceleration of 1ms^-2
Torque of a couple
One of forces x perpendicular distance between them
Moment of a force
Force x perpendicular distance from pivot
Thinking distance
Distance travelled by the car from when the driver sees a problem and the brakes are applied
Braking distance
Distance travelled by the car whilst the brakes are applied and the car stops
Stopping distance
Thinking distance + braking distance
Work done
Force x distance travelled in the direction of the force
Joule
The energy required to move a weight of 1N through a distance of 1m
Power
Work done per unit time
Or
The rate of work done
Watt
Power required to move a weight of 1N through a distance of 1m in 1s
Stress
Force/cross sectional area
Strain
Extension/original length
Young modulus
Stress/strain

(Young modulus = gradient on stress/strain graph in linear section)
Ultimate tensile strength
Maximum stress a material can withstand before fracture

(Breaking stress)
Elastic deformation
Extension is proportional to force as long as elastic limit is not exceeded
Plastic deformation
Material does not return to its original length/shape/size when the stress is removed, it is permanently deformed
Density
Mass per unit volume
Or
Mass/volume